About HeidelbergCement India Limited

HeidelbergCement India Limited is a cement manufacturer formed after Heidelberg Materials Group entered India in 2006 by acquiring Mysore Cements and later Indorama Cement, merging them in 2009 and rebranding as HeidelbergCement India Ltd, with current cement grinding capacity of 6.26 MTPA as of FY25. The company operates integrated and grinding units across Central and Southern India, with key locations including Damoh (Narsingarh/Patharia), Jhansi, and Ammasandra, and a registered office in Gurugram, Haryana. Its product portfolio includes blended cements such as Mycem PPC, Mycem Power, Mycem Primo, and the premium water‑repellent Mycem Power Shield, supported by field technical services and mobile labs for customers and masons.

• Capacity and infrastructure: Total cement grinding capacity 6.26 MTPA; WHR 12 MW at Narsingarh; 5.5 MW solar at Damoh mines; PPAs for 15 MW solar (Jhansi) and 13.5 MW hybrid power (Damoh) contributing to 36% green power in FY25.

• Sustainability highlights: ~100% blended cement, CO2 footprint at 507 kg/t cement, TSR 8.1%, alternative raw material substitution 34.5%, water positive 5.22x; focus on circular economy and biodiversity at captive mines (Patharia five‑star rating).

• Key milestones: 2006 India entry; 2009 merger and rebranding; 2013 expansion completion to 6.1 MTPA; 2020 WHR 13.5 MW completion earlier referenced; 2021 AFR and solar initiatives; 2023 capacity increase to 6.26 MTPA; 2024 solar commissioning; 2025 debottlenecking and green power equity investment.
  

HeidelbergCement India Limited Key Management

• Ms. Jyoti Narang — Chairperson and Independent Director.

• Mr. Joydeep Mukherjee — Managing Director.

• Mr. Vimal Kumar Jain — Whole‑time Director.

• Mr. Roberto Callieri — Non‑Executive Director.

• Mr. Vimal Kumar Choudhary — Non‑Executive Director.

• Mr. Anil Kumar Sharma — Chief Financial Officer.

• Mr. Ravi Arora — Vice President – Corporate Affairs and Company Secretary.

Latest Updates on HeidelbergCement India Limited

• Launched premium water‑repellent cement Mycem Power Shield, initially from Jhansi and now produced at Damoh, aiding premium mix to 17% in FY25 from 15% in FY24.

• Increased green power share to 36% in FY25 via WHRP, solar and wind; entered PPAs for 15 MW solar (Jhansi) and 13.5 MW hybrid power (Damoh).

• Achieved TSR 8.1% with 54 kt alternative fuels consumption, including 19 kt RDF from municipal waste; alternative raw material substitution at 34.5%.

• Implemented SAP Ariba, Price Management Portal, CRM platform, RPA in logistics/AP, and Basware for P2P automation; centralised Source‑to‑Pay office effective July 1, 2024.

• Financials FY25 vs FY24: Total revenue Rs 2,194.35 crore vs Rs 2,420.30 crore; EBITDA Rs 284.89 crore; PAT Rs 106.75 crore; sales volume 45.15 lakh tonnes; recommended dividend Rs 7 per share.

• Board changes in May 2025: Resignation of Ms. Soek Peng Sim; appointment of Mr. Vimal Kumar Choudhary as Non‑Executive Director; re‑appointment of Mr. Vimal Kumar Jain as Whole‑time Director.

Awards FY24–FY25: Golden Peacock OHS (Damoh), five‑star IBM ratings for Narsingarh/Patharia, CSR Impact National Award 2024, Prithvi Awards 2024, BIS top performer (Jhansi), and BIS zero non‑conformities (Ammasandra).